Nzvidzi Chikwira Chesaka
Wari Ruunji Kodada
Ewo Samaringa
Chikwira Chesaka
Usina Udowe Unogarira
Ewo Nyere
Ewo Nzvidzi
Mazvita Nyere
Ewo Samaringa nzvidzi
Wari Nyanga
Wari Nyazongo
Nyere Mapara
Vanopara nhewe dzichiota
Maita SaMupondaWari Manyika
Zvaoneka Nyere
Totem From Manicaland area Muponda Clan
Nyere is Genet in English
Lovely
ReplyDeleteHow sure are we about the Otter as our totem. There have been some other suggestions?
DeleteIf you have more info please do email us on other suggestions you have come across.
DeleteI contacted you but u did not reply
DeleteEmail us on totemnetwork@outlook.com
DeleteOh great maita Nyere
ReplyDeleteNice
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome.
ReplyDeleteTisu
ReplyDeleteCan you get us more details if possible about this animal
Deletehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otter
DeleteInonzii nechirungu
ReplyDeleteotter
DeleteServal Cat
DeleteI am proud of my totem
ReplyDeleteTisu nzvidzi
ReplyDeleteOtter.....Nzvidzi
ReplyDeleteThe great nyere
ReplyDeletePowerful. Nyere.
ReplyDeleteIts nice to see a blog on my totem. I have more lines missing from the post.
ReplyDeleteNyere Mapara
Vanopara nhewe dzichiota
please do email us and point to where the lines need to be added.
DeleteI cannot see how i can email you back. Except comment here
DeleteI am a nyere too
ReplyDeleteTisu vacho
ReplyDeleteThank you. I have been researching mutupo Nyere for a long time and most people don’t know. It’s good to know kuti takawanda and now I know kudetemba kwacho. Does anyone know from history if we are related to vaera otter native Americans..
ReplyDeleteSamaringa. Tiriko
ReplyDeleteNyere inonzi genet in English n its other Shona names anoti tsimba kn kt nyongo
DeleteNyere haisi otter in English otter imbiti haisiriyo mhuka yatinoera yedu inonzi Genet in English sumtymz unoona yakanzi rusty-spotted genet n its other names in Shona anonzi tsimba vamwe vachiti nyongo ndiyo Nyere iyoyo WaDowe
ReplyDeleteit's high time i do more research on my totem. i usually find it hard to explain "nyere" to the rest of the Shonas
ReplyDeleteAnyone can tell me about our culture..?
ReplyDeleteAm proud of my totem.. now i know its Genet in English not otter..Otter its Mbiti in English
ReplyDeleteAnyway the debate is nolonger existing. Researchers said Nyere is Serval cat and this narration was declared final since it has supported facts and the whole clan accepted the conclusion which was minuted for future references.
ReplyDeleteAm so happy to see my totem i was thinking kuti maybe its meaningless vanhu vachindiseja kut mutupo unonyadzisa kuti nyere zvinoreva ma feelings ...finslly today am so happy ..i want to say hello my family the maparas
ReplyDeleteNyere in english is a clawless otter.
ReplyDeleteNdiripooo samaringa
ReplyDeleteQuite interesting
ReplyDeleteWoow Ana Nyere Mapara as for me wen ever people ask me about my totem I find it hard to explain wrse kana urimuroora
ReplyDeleteVanhu vaneyera nyere vanozivikanwa nei? Vavhimi here, imbavha here, vapfumi here????
ReplyDeleteKingship, the whole Mutasa area is originally ours
DeleteWhat does our totem mean, my 27 year old self doesnt even know how to detemba this totem. And some people laugh when I tell them ndoyera NYERE🤣 but anyway its good to notice that takawanda vasingazive
ReplyDeleteNyere Mapara is actually a serval cat and Hon.L Saruwaka has the full poem on calenders and posts
DeleteNyere Mapara is actually a serval and Hon. Saruwaka has the fuel praise poem
DeleteI proud to be Mapara nyere
ReplyDeleteI am proud to be a mzaya Nyere, my mum was mkunda mponda wekwamuponda parwenze apo
ReplyDeleteAm proud of my totem
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